Eklipse's pitch is that AI watches your streams and finds the highlights for you. EzClap's pitch is the opposite: the highlights were already found — by you and your chat, the moment someone hit the clip button. EzClap takes those clips and does everything after: vertical layout, captions, and automatic publishing to YouTube Shorts and TikTok. Both are real workflows; they suit different streamers.
| EzClap | Eklipse | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $4.99/mo beta founder price, locked for life ($9.99/mo after full launch). One plan, no usage limits. | Free tier limited to roughly 15 clips per 3-hour stream at 720p; Premium listed at $24.99/mo, or roughly $15/mo on the annual plan. |
| Clip selection | You pick. Clips come straight from your Twitch account — the moments your chat actually reacted to. | AI scans your streams and generates highlight clips automatically. |
| Captions | Speech-to-text with a word-level in-browser editor; custom fonts, colors, sizes; burned into the video. | Auto captions available as part of its editing tools. |
| Vertical templates | Clip Wizard builds reusable 9:16 templates — facecam + gameplay positioning, branding layers, duo-cam for co-streams. | Vertical conversion templates for turning highlights into TikTok/Shorts format. |
| Auto-publish | StreamSync posts after each stream ends; DailyDrop posts on a fixed weekly schedule. Targets YouTube Shorts and TikTok. | Multi-platform publishing on paid plans. |
Competitor pricing and features as of July 2026 — check Eklipse's site for current rates.
Eklipse is good at what it promises: volume without effort. If you stream six-hour sessions and nobody clips them, its AI will still hand you a batch of candidate highlights after every broadcast. For streamers with small or quiet chats, that's a real problem solved — content exists where none would have. It supports multiple platforms and has been iterating on its detection for years.
The trade-offs are the ones inherent to the approach: the AI decides what mattered, you spend time reviewing its guesses, the free tier caps output at 720p, and Premium is one of the pricier subscriptions in this category.
EzClap is deliberately not another AI clip editor. An algorithm can detect a kill streak or a volume spike; it can't know that the funniest moment of your stream was a mistimed pause, an inside joke, or your duo partner's reaction. Your chat knows. That's what Twitch clips are — curation that already happened, for free, by the people who care most.
So EzClap starts there. Log in with Twitch and your clips import automatically. From each clip, the workflow is mechanical, and that's the part worth automating: apply your reusable 9:16 template from the Clip Wizard (facecam and gameplay framed exactly how you set them once, branding included), generate auto captions you can correct word by word before they're burned in, then drop the clip into your Spotlight queue. StreamSync publishes the next queued clip after each stream ends; DailyDrop posts on the weekly schedule you set. The only AI in any of that is the speech-to-text behind captions.
The result is a different kind of automation: not "software guesses your moments", but "you spend two minutes curating and everything else happens on its own" — including the posting itself.
Pick Eklipse if your streams go unclipped and you want AI-generated highlight volume from every VOD. Pick EzClap if you or your viewers already clip your streams and what you actually need is the pipeline after the clip: consistent vertical layouts, captions you control, and publishing you never think about — at a flat $4.99/month during beta instead of a $25/month subscription. Full details on the pricing page.
Who picks the clips. Eklipse runs AI over your streams and generates highlights automatically. EzClap starts from the clips you and your chat already made on Twitch — you choose the moments, and EzClap handles the vertical layout, captions, and publishing.
During beta, EzClap Pro is $4.99/month — a founder price locked to your Twitch account for life, with $9.99/month for new subscribers after full launch. Eklipse Premium is listed at $24.99/month, with an annual plan that works out to roughly $15/month, as of July 2026. Check Eklipse's site for current rates.
No. The only AI in EzClap is speech-to-text for auto captions. That's deliberate — an algorithm doesn't know your community's inside jokes or which moment actually mattered to your chat. You do, and the Twitch clip button already captured it.
If you stream long sessions, nobody is clipping your streams, and you want volume — highlights generated automatically from every broadcast — Eklipse's AI detection genuinely saves time. EzClap assumes you or your viewers are already clipping the good moments on Twitch.
Yes. StreamSync publishes the next clip from your Spotlight queue after each stream ends, and DailyDrop posts on a fixed weekly schedule. You curate the queue once; posting to YouTube Shorts and TikTok is automatic.
Free to start, no credit card. Log in with Twitch and your clips import automatically.
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